Today, the percentage of women running their own brand or business in their interested sector is more or less equal to the percentage secured by men. Here are 4 womenpreneurs who have taken the global food business by storm.
Using a hybrid of AI and human paramedical coaches to improve health education and mood improving for better results in patients, the Mumbai-based firm plays into digital therapeutics enables treatment of type-II diabetes.
A successful business in the wellness industry not just means flying around the world all the time but can also set up at the convenience of your own haven.
Founder and managing partner Aman Iqbal said the Vantage fund aims to invest in technology-driven healthcare companies in India and other Asian nations.
A report by Google and KPMG pegs the Indian edtech space to grow from $ 0.25 Bn to $1.96 Bn and online education to witness 8x growth over the next five years.
The 2011 startup helps students reach out to providers and manage their applications qualifying it for the scholarship portal for students from school to PhD level.
As more and more women are moving towards fitness, various supplements are out there in the markets that are perfect for women who want something to complete their procedure of workout.
As the education industry is constantly under the influence of educational innovations, educators and organizations are regularly experimenting with their offerings.
Fitness and healthcare industry is another booming industry in India, because ‘variety is the spice of life’, which means people are eager to participate and try different methods to stay fit and healthy.
Nielsen estimates the publishing sector is worth $6.76 billion. Led by educational books, the sector is set to grow at an average growth rate of 19.3 percent until 2020. Read on...
It is not that difficult to find leads for your business. But what is difficult and important is to get qualified franchisee leads that can convert your business sales in a profitable manner.
Royalty is an ongoing payment which a franchise owner is contractually obligated to pay the franchisor a fixed share of their sales over the tenure of the agreement